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my name is linda and i live in Florida with my husband and teenage son. i am a speech/language pathologist and am interested in improving my Spanish. i am somewhere between a beginner and intermediate. i am interested in a language exchange partner who speaks Spanish and who is interested in improving his or her English.
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    December 21, 2012
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    Merry Christmas

    Nowadays in Spain we celebrate Christmas Day and Christmas Eve more and more like Anglo-Saxon people. Yes, we have a Santa Claus visit (Papa Noel) and we also expect to receive gifts on Christmas.  We don't roast  a turkey because we prefer lamb as the main course and seafood as aperitifs. We have the  house full of artificial snow (less snow in the lower latitudes ).  Well, we have our songs but you also can hear "Jingle Bells"and  "O Christmas Tree". I'm enjoy all of this very much due to my daughters. They have smiles and surprises every other day.

    Merry Christmas to all of you!

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    December 21, 2012
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    December 10, 2012
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    My first works

    When I was sixteen years old, I began to teach maths to primary school students and I earned my first income.  Later when I was eighteen I was hired to load trucks and lorries. It was a summer job to pay for my holidays every September after I had finished my exams. After doing this for four years, I got a job watching a swimming pool. It was also a summer job. Finally, my last job before beginning my professional career was as a trainee at the University. In this traineeship I wrote (or developed) computer programs.

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    December 10, 2012
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    Traditional celebration in Colombia

    Today, December the seventh, "El Día de las Velitas" is celebrated in all of Colombia. This tradition consists of lighting some candles at night and praying. It is customary to go out to the streets in order to see the public lighting installed by the government because of Christmas.

    I think it is an excellent opportunity to pray for our friends and family. This light represents hope in a new beginning; it is like the fire that everyone has in their heart and motivates them to continue fighting for their dreams and the well-being of their relatives.

    If you want to celebrate this tradition, regardless of your religion, you could buy a simple candle and light it at night. Look at the fire and think about your family and dreams with all your soul. Next year, your family will be healthy and your dreams will come true, but, don't forget that you have to do your best everyday and do good to your neighbor.

    P.S. Happy "Día de las Velitas" for everyone. Enjoy your families and celebrate this Christmas in peace and cheer.  :D

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    December 8, 2012
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    December 8, 2012
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    Does somebody want to talk?

    I'm looking for somebody to improve my English!!!

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    November 22, 2012
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    In the US, we usually say " Susie got mad (or angry) at me" or "Susie got (or became) angry with me". I have never heard anyone say "mad with me" . That sounds awkward..
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    November 15, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    i want to learn English.i speak Spanish.

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    November 11, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    My native language is spanish, and I grew up in panama].

     

    My native language is Spanish, and I grew up in Panama. 

     

     

    Good job.  Keep writing. Write about school, work and your interests.

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    November 8, 2012
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